MORO 2023: THE BLEEDING OF A RUDDERLESS CHILD

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By Comr. Jimoh Abdulquadir Iyanda

It is no more a news that, 2023 is closer and nigher, politically every permutation and tactics have been secretly planned by many aspirants to win through primary at all costs.  

Hon. Alaka Moshood aspire to restore hope and bring normalcy to the system through inclusive governance and equitable representation.

Endowed with the leadership prowess and ability to unite people of diverse interest without resentment or reservations will surely do wonder in the relationship between the three emcompassed Local Governments Area within the Constituency.

As a youth craving for better representation, inclusive governance and equality in the sharing of power, opportunities and materials in Edu/Moro/Patigi Federal Constituency. Giving somebody like Hon. Alaka opportunity to lead the way is a great justice to the prevailing abandonment and negligence faced by the good people of Moro.

We are very much believe that the Elders, Stakeholders and including Party stalwarts will give Moro the expected support and opportunity this time around to run for the first time in the history of democracy in Nigeria.

Love for our brothers across the remaining two Local Governments can only be sustained without grudge and animosity when we give ourselves fear hearing on the basis of true democracy and equality.

23 years of active ruling and governance excluding Moro is a total disservice to the greater future of Moroans and the Kwara North Senatorial District.

This is a wake-up call for justice and inclusive government. Moro Local Government is bleeding in silence.

Join us for a greater Kwara North, Moro also deserves better than you think!

The progressive clan, changing the narration and setting a good pace!

Alaka My Rep: It's Youth O'clock.

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